The DOC on Video of Eminem Trying to Rap His Lyrics, Saying "How the F*** You Do That?" (Part 15)

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The DOC discusses a scene where Eminem is seen reciting one of his verses and the impact of having iconic figures like Snoop and Eminem appreciate his work. The DOC reflects on the genuine admiration Eminem has for hip hop and his skill in incorporating different styles and cadences into his music. The DOC also mentions the importance of having Dr. Dre as a collaborator, who elevates any artist he works with. Reflecting on the moment, the DOC expresses gratitude for the love and respect shared between him and Eminem, emphasizing the lasting impact of their connection in the history of hip hop.
Interview by: Justin Hunte

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[@arlenedelacruz98]

Thank you for defend eminem.

[@germaniatv1870]

I agree, im also against Rap-Segregation. That Black-Hebrew-Israelite Agenda is way to crazy. Cuz i said cool, lets take away the Adidas, the SURE, the Turntables, the Classic Samples, the Harmonica, the Beatmachines ect... what is left of "Hip Hop"? I always tell them: RAP is not from Africa. Bambaata went to Africa and brought in African elements(Clothes, Hairstyles ect). So yeah, im absolutely against Rap-Segregation. Playing SkinColorPolitics was never cool in America... (in America, the new Babylon).

[@jmadz9054]

Nothing wrong with ems style it aint his fault men want perms and a tan and are soft 😂

[@Sunny-jz3dy]

Someone else commented.... "We're not here to hate the players...we're here to Enjoy/love the game"!!! And I think that says it all!!! More people should try to remember that!!!

[@ShadoeHaze]

THIS was a real, genuine, and sweet interview clip, that I had never scene, nor was aware of the content it referenced, that you just educated me on. I appreciate that, A LOT. Thank you. Peace and love!

[@matthewsmith2260]

The fact that a black man from an extremely black community from a black created genre says “ it’s not his fault he is this gifted “ and that it “doesn’t matter what colour his skin is” just goes to show how the doc loves the art form and the artist and is a genuine great guy

[@matthewsmith2260]

@@mikeycarbis6536 Eminem can’t be touched

[@pedroazevedo2067]

Or it means DOC is a bit racist

[@aleksandrosofficial]

Dont really matter who says it tho...facts are facts and opinions are opinions.

[@seandoughty767]

Man I couldn’t agree more. I believe in this day and age where we’re all raised to hate and argue, it’s genuine people with humble hearts willing to show a stranger some kindness that will go a long way. God bless my brother!

[@firefox4743]

That's how it should be sucks that it's not man ..talent is talent and we can cultivate each other's talent regardless of gender or race the human potential is boundless

[@jinchurikis]

The smile and proudness that doc showed when em asked him about his verse meant so much to him.

[@fp8575]

The way he was holding his head like I can't believe Eminem is rapping MY SHIT!!!

[@Artimao]

People may dislike Em's rap style all they want, but they can't deny how much he loves the art itself

[@steveanderson6810]

That's one of the things that I have always noticed. Eminem just love hip hop so much. He might have some disrespectful raps but he always respects and loves the art of rap

[@Brhoward31]

Agreed, I'm not much of an Em fan but def appreciate how much he loves the art

[@prlysis]

Em's style has changed a few times over the years, but in my opinion, he sounded best around 1997-2002. Was one of the hottest MCs in the game.

[@dawb86]

@prlysis Hell yeah, his flow, charisma, delivery, wittiness from MMLP to The Eminem Show was incredible and that run 100% puts him in the GOAT conversation….

[@Mcpblackheart]

Its moreso the overhype of how he gets too much credit over other artists who still rap when his last few albums were not that good and people not realising that it was a time when rock stations and white stations played only eminem but not other artists that boosted his career over a lot of other artists. Em is good but i never considered him a goat based on his later half of his career.

[@Prosecution316]

"It's not his fault that he's great!" So much love... just wow

[@Goatchild90]

Can’t be great without studying the greats. Props to Eminem and the D.O.C.

[@Corbent15]

I wish boxers understood that, instead of trying to exalt yourself above all those that came before you.

[@ralphjune9798]

damn, how did the first great happen then?

[@iztheillest]

Dre's next album is gonna be a classic. D.O.C, Em, Snoop, Yella, among others getting involved in the creative process

[@abc876]

Doc ain't no great tho, no one knows his music unless maybe Cali

[@socillizt4life]

@@abc876 What are you smoking or were you just not alive or into the Hip Hop scene back in the late 80s & early-mid ‘90s ?! His debut album was one of the dopest albums of the year it was released & I played it on heavy rotation & I’m from the UK m8. He wrote the majority of NWA’s lyrics after Ice Cube left the group. He wrote more verses than anyone else for Dre’s ‘The Chronic’ Lp back in ‘’93. If DOC didn’t have the accident that destroyed his vocal cords he was being hailed as the ‘Rakim of the West’ after his track ‘The Formula’ dropped & when his highly acclaimed debut album came out. If DOC didn’t have his career destroying accident, he would be rightly considered as one of the greatest MCs & lyricists in Hip Hop point blank. Even without his career as an actual rapper, he’s still made his name legendary in the world of Hip Hop. Your bugging out brother. Stop skipping history class if you weren’t around the Hip Hop scene at the time. D.O.C was known internationally, “just known in the West” ?🤷‍♂️ Give it a rest brother. I was bumping his debut LP on heavy rotation back in 1990 & I’m in the UK bruv.

[@NoleInJax]

Need way more people like DOC, not only in hip hop, but the world.

[@Sunny-jz3dy]

Facts!

[@joshuahenderson9310]

110%

[@T2Runner]

MOTHER FUCKING FACTS.

[@strongestnattyever-videos2247]

*EMINEM: Most Rap Albums sold EVER…. Most Albums Per Release Sold EVER, Most #1 rap songs EVER, Most Rap Streams Online…. EVER. We can safely say Eminem is statistically proven as the GREATEST OF ALL TIME*

[@RenR70]

“No One Can Do It Better” is the single most underrated album of all time, every single song is a jam & the fact that “The Grande Finale” is the last time all the members of NWA were together on a song is icing on the cake.

[@coreyweaver4281]

Man if this ain't the truth! & funny enough I knew several of the songs not realizing they're all from that one damn album which made flip my shit.

[@Boomer5150]

Cube's verse on that song is one of his best ever!

[@michaeloverton2437]

And you can make a strong ass case it’s Dre best work. From top to bottom

[@James-pl5uc]

No One Can Do It Better is a classic album. It aged incredibly well.

[@michaeloverton2437]

@@James-pl5uc preach

[@meade916]

I know his voice is gone but I can still hear the D.O.C. in how he talks...

[@edwardpeak8481]

Both of these artist helped hip hop in so many ways,The Doc saying "it's not Em's fault he's got skill" 💯

[@CalShanahanSF49ers]

How does one quote & not quote verbatim?

[@jamaladem6142]

Every time I see The D.O.C. Makes me sad that he didn’t get to the level we all know what he could of been. To heard how that people respect his art. It is amazing.

[@westyraviz]

He’s alive and healthy isn’t he? Don’t be sad.

[@jamaladem6142]

@@westyraviz it’s sad he didn’t get to be what he wanted to be because of the accident. You know he lost his voice?

[@westyraviz]

@@jamaladem6142 Yes, I know about his losing his voice. But he didn’t lose his life. He may not be known to mainstream audiences like Ice Cube, Dre, or Snoop, but he commands the respect and admiration of his peers. I’m sure he feels blessed to be here and have us talking about him.

[@kmoore410]

​@westyraviz FACTS, if ppl would just listen to what the man said he PROBABLY WOULD BE DEAD, the lifestyle he was living was fast mix with HELLA FAME & MONEY I don't think he'd be on this earth

[@BennoYaKnow22]

Yet he still gets attacked for being white. 😂

[@walterclark3198]

Eminem has grown lyrically and has alot of different rhyme styles so he's always going to be relevant in hip hop. He's a gifted mc and his skill set is crazy. I don't care what color he is.

[@chucklemakka1588]

The man is a COMPLETE artist! I think it was clear from day 1! When his first song dropped...he came out the gate different...but the beats and rap skills were undeniable!

[@steveatwater4364]

This was such a good thing to watch. So much hate and negativity in this world, this was some genuine respect for another human being. Love it.

[@Therealnoshoes]

This hits hard bro. This is real love and respect between artists right here

[@MrG77]

The smile on Docs face when he started rapping his lyrics. So proud. Brilliant moment.🙏

[@jaystew730]

The D.O.C. 'No One Can Do It Better' album was classic just how DOC said about 4 cuss words on the entire album and still killed that sh*t. Respect!

[@stevenparent7886]

I hate his rapping career was destroyed so early.

[@KenpoKid77]

Big facts, he was my favorite West Coast rapper after Cube

[@KairiCorsey-xx1we]

Well it's possible for him to AI his own voice from 89 if he wants to tho.

[@Blaqk_8298]

Dont focus on Eminem messing up just give him credit for paying homage.

[@marskhan9471]

Mentioning Jim messing up is giving doc his flowers because even the later MC eminem couldn't even do it correctly it's no shade all, yll gotta get outta the victim mindset all the time

[@nomibe2911]

He wasn't messing up, he said he didn't know what he was saying at a certain point in his verse.

[@__D-B__]

Wtf are you talking about

[@Blaqk_8298]

@@__D-B__ 121 people understand and you dont! HMMMM

[@bigrob7934]

No one can do it better is one of the greatest rap records of all time. Still sounds as good today as it did in 89 💯💯

[@terrellhubbard]

Without Cursing either

[@bigrob7934]

@@terrellhubbard that’s the reason I think Rakim is so great too..

[@dianevrules]

@@terrellhubbard he cussed in Lend Me an ear. I swear yall never heard that album. Try listening to the s7&^^ instead of copying other's ignorant comments. He also cussed in one of those commercials breaks.

[@AR-yw6dy]

​@@dianevrulesHes talking about that record in particular... Calm down know it all.

[@cookiemonster91208]

I’m from NY and totally agree that that album elevated lyricism in Hip Hop with no co-sign from anyone in NY. It’s an underrated classic.

[@veautifulstranger]

D.O.C. knows who he is. What he said in his interview went over a lot of people's heads.

[@tonylyons1692]

Not me, i love it🪶🪶🪶

[@Dstylz]

God I hope not.

[@THEDOPEGAME]

Lowkey… D.O.C was one of the best to do it.. EVER!

[@RoderickMoten-fy9sn]

❤❤❤❤❤❤☝👌

[@Forever.Remain.Nameless]

Not even lowkey, it is what it is.....DOC is a Legend

[@j.champion]

@@Forever.Remain.Nameless Respectfully, he is right. It’s low key because he only had 1 album 30 sum odd years ago. That’s not saying he’s underrated, it’s saying DOC is untapped. It’s saying he never reached his mass potential, so he is like a folk hero to some or an undiscovered gem to others. But no matter how you came to hear the DOC’s music, it is because of that “If You Know, YOU KNOW” and not because of his “fame” as a rapper. And everyone who KNOWS, knows that he was way ahead of his time and unfortunately never got the shine he deserved while making recordings

[@Forever.Remain.Nameless]

@@j.champion 1 album? Doc wrote on N.W.A. albums, Dre's the Chronic, Doggystyle, and the list goes on. Do you even know who the DOC is claiming only 1 album is a joke bruh....

[@kyles6813]

2 things that really separates Em from 90% of most artists.1 He's never forgotten where he came from, Who helped him get there No matter how big he got How successful, he never allowed it to blurr him or his art,. 2. He's never forgotten who came first and before him, paved the way. Always studying, always showing respect. looking up to the greats who came before him, showing Love. Too many artists have lost their way forgotten how they got where they is after ascertaining a certain level of Fame or Fortune. Em can say he never fell victim to this. One of the things in my opinion that really helps him Stand out.

[@therealslimshady-gb8bj]

Facts. Not many people can do that.

[@DjStiv3]

well idk about forgetting where he came from.. he remembers by memory but physically and in the real world, he has lol he wouldnt have like a 50million dollar mansion.. or two or three, if he didnt forget. I love em but sometimes i see how much hes forgotten. Hes been rich and succesful for over half his life at this point. Of course he will forget. The only real struggles etc he knew were 25+ years ago. Its why he cant truly resonate with people. He still does, but on other levels.And since hes gotten better at rapping, hes been using that as a.. crutch if you will, to contiue being succesful. His real success initially came from realizing his surroundings and being genuine and able to be compared to the average person. He does little things like wear a cheap g shock watch etc, but he still stacks money and spends like crazy. He made the spaghetti shop which is cool but with the money he has, id dump millions into detroit myself (a place i came from) and change tons of peoples lives. He doesnt have to but if humble and really understands where he came from, he'd do something like that. Just sayin. Im a huge fan and we dont want to admit, but look at him close and follow him to actually judge.

[@kmcd3020]

​@@DjStiv3he donates millions and millions into Detroit

[@michellenoden]

@@kmcd3020 That's all that needed to be said on this, some people are just ignorant 👏👏

[@Ben-Reid]

⁠@@kmcd3020Yeah, one thing about Detroit rappers in general is you almost always see them giving back to the place Big Sean has been donating to schools, paying off people's student loans, opening recording studios, etc. all over the city Danny Brown pushes InsideOut (a youth charity in Detroit that run after-school poetry workshops) all the time, he's even done a few charity events of his own to help them out A few years ago Royce Da 5'9" launched his own charity aiming to get people in Detroit easier access to mental health services

[@BlueMarbleApeMan]

DOC is a legend! His first album is a classic but DOC if you see this, I LOVE your second album Helter Skelter. Shit gets frequent plays from me to this day. I gotta say, you know you're ill if Eminem asks you how YOU spit something in a rhyme. Much respect to both of you.

[@chosen_remnant]

What's the name of the track Em is referring to when he asks DOC what he said?

[@BlueMarbleApeMan]

@@chosen_remnant Mindblowing

[@chosen_remnant]

@@BlueMarbleApeMan thanks

[@bansalashu1613]

Eminem is an artist that loves his and everyone else's art, and the other real artists love him too

[@cwilliams2119]

They both are openly fans of each other 😂💪🏽

[@MusicALLyes]

We all know we smiled when he said 'it's not his fault that he's great'

[@raygandarilla]

Biggo facts

[@neilledejongh1290]

That you still have to write Raps

[@raoulduke344]

Nice pfp

[@Do_i_amuse_you]

Damn, I got teary-eyed from this. This was such a great moment in Rap.

[@superdopehiphop]

The love Eminem has for the ART of emceeing and ill emcees who came before him (or after him) from 80s and pre 1996/97/98 when heads discovered him, is so dope to me. You can tell he’s a passionate, knowledgeable HipHop head and I respect that as someone who has been one since early 90s (early 80s baby so rap fan starting in late 80s but really started becoming a head in 90/91 with Masta Ace, G-Rap, Naughty By Nature, Organized Konfusion, Lord Finesse, solo Ice Cube, Brand Nubian, LL, Tribe, De La, Rakim, Kane, Redman, PE, HeavyD, EPMD, KRS, Cypress Hill, 2Pac etc). Not only is Em one of the illest ever, but what makes him one of the nicest is that he’s studied everyone else like a scientist and takes a bit from many of those above + ChinoXL, Ras Kass, Canibus, AZ, Method Man, BootCamp, Souls of Mischief, Del, House of Pain, Run DMC, Beastie Boys, Kool Moe Dee, Treacherous Three, Melle Mel, BlackThought, Common, MC Juice, PerceeP, ChillRobG, Chubb Rock, Busta, ONYX, Guru, Scarface, BIG D.O.C. Dre Snoop Outkast Brother J to name a few. His music may be more hit or miss to me post his God tier 96/97-03 prime, but his A game pen wise is still God tier (even if not as consistent and flows smoothness voice wise not as consistent), but anyone who tries to deny how ILL he is skill wise is just lying. There’s a reason everyone I named above + Elzhi Royce Crook Lupe Cambatta Ransom 38 Spesh Benny Conway Banks Papoose Tonedeff Diabolic ChinoXL Locksmith Louis Logic Nino Bless Kendrick Drake Cole Droog TI Luda Vakill Lox Fab and many other ILL MCs revere Em as an MC and are on record saying it!

[@c2o0n0o9r]

Hell of a comment. He's got a new verse dropping tomorrow with his new artist EZ Mil 🔥🔥🔥 He addresses a few things like not being played in the club, house of Hip-Hop, gen z and melle mel lol

[@babyboyy207]

Respect brother

[@babyboyy207]

Respect brother

[@superdopehiphop]

@@c2o0n0o9r he murdered that verse for sure. Loved it. Was hoping EZ came harder even though it still sounded fine (I just know he can be nicer lyrically).

[@superdopehiphop]

@@babyboyy207 🫡🫡

[@auntoneyofuntease6704]

He's the epitome of "what if?". What if he didn't get in that wreck? His music is over 30 years old, and it's still bangin. One of my all time favorite rapper.

[@dman1417]

Whether you love him or hate him, you can’t deny that very, very few rappers have the kind of knowledge, love, and respect for the culture of hip hop that Eminem has. He is a true student of the game.

[@6FStyleCo]

Damn I was gonna comment were both a student of the game then I hit read more and it said student of the game that was crazy

[@zzzzzz69]

@@6FStyleCo we not here to hate the players, we here to love the game bro

[@Kinobambino]

Maybe todays rappers but Don't you dare discredit other rappers from the 90s who were more than well versed on everything hip hop just cause you don't listen to any of them except Eminem. There are plenty

[@palmeristo]

​@@Kinobambino🤦‍♂️

[@Robo311Star]

Factual. Plus em is the 🐐

[@scothick1973]

The D.O.C. was and is such an iconic part of hip hop culture! Much respect!

[@420]

Man, The DOC had such a powerful sound. It's truly wild that his injury halted his rap career. Still got a few of his songs on my phone.

[@CapricornGilbert]

2:05 - If only more black people could really understand Eminem the way DOC does. He acknowledges how incredible he is for his craft and legacy being one of the best rappers of all time. The color of your skin shouldn’t be an issue and I was glad he pointed that out and knowing Eminem is white many will always continue to make it an issue as I have seen so many drag his name through the mud who’re so prejudiced and hateful. DOC is a real one keeping real showing respect being humble. We all know Eminem sold lots of records this and that ect but he worked his ass of being where he is today and Dr. Dre made sure of it as he was main person responsible for making him what he is by signing him.

[@GAMBINOFAMILYTHUGZLP]

this is it truly genuine human beings, this man means so much to hip-hop music into the world in general. Only the great ones know how valuable this person is to the world. 💯👊🏼

[@ef3602]

That was an awesome moment.

[@saddamthadon]

the fact he can even do the same flow is insane how he’s a chameleon of styles

[@mikhelBrown]

Em has always been a rap nerd. 💯

[@hooligan5381]

outside of people's emotional opinion's and bias Eminem is a Jewel and one of the greatest Musicians Hip-Hop has ever seen

[@HakeemTheLean]

Eminem hate is weird. he's done nothin' to disrespect the culture, he helped pushed it beyond limits. he even got hate from white people for wanting to be apart of hip-hop and started tearing down the hottest pop stars because of it lol

[@richiestu8223]

@@HakeemTheLean I think a lot of it is taken as hate.. his content is absolutely trash for 80% for me.. I don't enjoy what he talks about... however I think 95% of people admit his rapping ability is top 5% ever. I just don't want to listen to anything dude spits personally

[@Straight-Outta-Nottingham]

​@@HakeemTheLean racism

[@TrismegistusH]

is not emotional to say most of his commercial succes is becausse he was one of the few white rappers that was actually good at the time when hip hop didn't have any good white rappers. there are other rappers better than eminem right now and even at the time but they didn't get the same commercial success. how is that emotional? same thing happened when mclemore won a grammy over kendrick when kendrick had the better album... and McLemore is not even as nice as eminem

[@Straight-Outta-Nottingham]

@@TrismegistusH And theres probably a white boy out there somewhere who can rap better than alot of black guys but go un noticed because theyre white, whats ya point?

[@ebinflo102]

Much much MUCH respect for the D.O.C. and it’s amazing to see him getting more of the props he deserves for his contributions to hip-hop! His recent feature w The Co-Defendants was really dope! His gritty vocals layed perfectly over their kinda raw experimental / punk sound complimented it perfectly. His choice of collabs too is great bcuz you can tell he sees the value in what their doing, and doesn’t do features w just everybody. Can’t wait to hear what’s next from him! 💯

[@SF_Native]

DOC's album No One Can Do It Better will forever remain of the best albums to drop. Timeless.

[@PrinceTae]

Em & pac are the greatest of all time

[@PrinceTae]

@operator2549 I wouldn’t argue that list. Biggie Pac Em was my top 3 but I think J cole & Kendrick could take 3 idk

[@Tanishamanas]

Factssss

[@Imadethistocomment13]

It's always amazing to be humble, that's why so many people love Tupac and love Eminem because they always give respect to the people before them and they always gave credit to the ones who are doing it, basically the opposite of everything Kanye West is

[@JamesTechJackin]

The DOC is one of the BEST to ever touch a mic. THE WORLD NEEDS AI to restore and rejuvenate The DOC and Beans voices so we can have them back in the game.

[@harold6953]

Nah this voice would go crazy hard on an album

[@mamba4817]

​@@harold6953it just might

[@CDMESD]

I dont think people realize that two Rappers were compared two one another. Rakim and D.O.C. They were phenomincal with wordplay and skill.

[@RoderickMoten-fy9sn]

Super FACTS❗

[@davidhill7071]

High Energy, Flowin With the Wisdom, Sense of a Rich Man, Knowledge and the Rhythm.This is what I'm usin to come up with a style, so I'll interact altogether better with the crowd. D.O.C The Formula. High Energy (RUN) Flowin With the Wisdom (KRS-ONE) Sense of a Rich Man (Slick Rick) Knowledge and the Rhythm (Rakim) He said in an interview with David Banner, those four combined is his idea of the perfect MC. He tried to be them combined. Its been in his song The Formula the entire time.

[@CDMESD]

@@davidhill7071 this is what I am talking about.

[@theskateboardfan]

OMG The D O C I didn’t know he was that good! I loved the way he sounded but I am no expert but his sound stuck with me. In my mind it was just super badass and I can not explain why!🙏

[@ChrisNH2FL]

In speaking of The DOC and his car accident, it's so crazy how the one thing that made him great other than the fact that he was hands down one of the dopest MC's, was his voice. He get's into a car accident and he didn't lose an arm, didn't lose a leg...he lost his voice. Just like the drummer from Def Leppard, he gets into a car accident and he didn't lose his voice or his leg, he lost his arm. Just like Tiger Woods, he gets into a car accident, he doesn't lose his voice, doesn't lose an arm but he messes up the one thing he relied on to give him the strength to swing a club and walk a course. Life works in mysterious ways my friends.

[@deeznu__tz]

Oh did tiger lose his dick? I think that's what was motivating him everyday. That tiger woods sure is a sexual degenerate

[@kevthepoet]

The way he said Em is such a genuine human being for me right in the feels...

[@musiclee]

What a statement from a goat to another goat❤🔥

[@chance3052]

Wow I have nothing to say except wow..DOC you are the man my brother.. much love and respect from MIAMI 305🇨🇺🇨🇺🇨🇺🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸…

[@Red_AIert]

This is incredible. Thanks for sharing that DOC. 💯

[@AbongileKolisi-pr2ke]

I'm a black African guy from South Africa I haven't come across any rapper than Marshall Mathers I been a hip hop fan from the Eminem Show till now I have listened to All the greats but none is skilled as Em

[@poloregal]

That’s a lie

[@AbongileKolisi-pr2ke]

@@poloregal what is ?I have listened to Rakim .... Black Thought.....Busta rhymes....D.O.C and recently I been on the train of big pun catalag I'm saying none of them raps better than Eminem it's not even close

[@iaintmissin]

Respect

[@DJAjamu]

@@AbongileKolisi-pr2ke You’re entitled to your opinion, but you clearly don’t know enough about Hip Hop to make that statement. 😂. It’s about more than lyrical acrobatics. Your rhymes have to actually move people, and specifically the Black people who created the genre. It’s more about WHAT you say than about HOW you say it that matters in Hip Hop. That’s why Em’s music is rarely if ever requested among Black people. He’s technically gifted on the mic but his music does not move people. Nas, KRS-One, Scarface, Notorious BIG, Big Daddy Kane, Black Thought, Rakim, and 2Pac’s music and lyrics actually move people in spiritual and profound ways. Em’s music doesn’t. Em gets extra and exaggerated love in the genre because he’s technically gifted plus he’s white. So black folks react to his music the same way they do when they see a white man who can dunk a basketball really well. They overhype it. If Em were Black he’d be just another good rapper in a long list of others. Ask the average Black person how many Eminem albums they own? Not many. And it’s not because he’s white. They just don’t feel his music the same way they do, say Nas’ or 2pac’s.

[@elsione91]

@@DJAjamu i get what you are saying but man so many black rap artists see Eminem as one of the greatest ever do it. Listeners can have their opinion, taste etc but we have to respect that real legends of this art form accept Eminem in their tier. That's what matters the most, for me at least.

[@ungalld]

It’s DOC. The iconic Doc. Salute sir, I hope you get all your roses cos you deserve and have earned it. 🐐

[@DealwiththeReal]

If he doesn’t lose his voice he’s easily one of the best ever

[@bombay3201]

Hello still one of the best .. he got pen game

[@kingtvt973]

The respect is crazy

[@amanteapasionado6836]

DOC is one of the greatest song writers ever. He wrote some of the best songs in hip hop

[@jahminski831]

DOC💪 No one can do it better!

[@Zero-0-Cypher]

The doc is dope, from things he's written for others, the ideas he contributed to songs and albums as a whole... And his own tracks being some of the best of all time... Even after the voice change, Helter-skelter was a favorite of mine as a teenager in 1995.

[@kdogg071]

The D O to the C is still on my playlist

[@johnmshaw49]

Always,

[@michaela5811]

"Similar to them letters, no one can do it better" real recognize real.

[@ghostdawg5423]

If you see Em on your block with 2 glocks screaming Fk the world like 2pac, it's probably because he just don't give a fk. Classic shit

[@eb4913]

Beautiful sentiment from a wonderful person who smiles when he talks about his craft. Man, that's the dream right there. To love what you do

[@TheLoveHealingCompany]

Got to love eminems love alone mot just his talents in rap. Edit sad how many today will not accept how unreal he is and alot is racism still sadly.

[@dannydaniel8975]

Oooh, yeah! Black people are just Krazy about that foolish pride song...lots of racism, right?

[@mikemitchell5867]

The part Em was tripping on was the D.O.C. rhyming super fast during Mind Blowin, where you can't even make out what he was rapping. The DOC's quick line is so dope, "Never A Segment is Negative, Because I'm employing what you've been missing". It wasn't just a throwaway line. But it's hard to hear.

[@bigstevie1690]

At the end of the day all online hate Em gets with the same old tired nobody listens lines does nothing He's still gonna go down in history as the biggest ever who is respected by those who matter His petty online hate means nothing when pretty much every OG top tier MC in history is on video singing Ems praises(most on this channel)

[@onceuponatimeintoronto891]

Can't believe it was 89 that No One Can Do It Better album came out, I remember blasting that in my convertible along with 100 Miles an Runnin then came Dre and Snoop and blew it all up not long after. 30 yrs go quick. Damn the tapes were $35 back then never mind the cds.

[@cruzito808]

If I was the flash I’d go back in time to make sure the DOC never lost his vocals . I don’t care about the multiverse! Dropped one album and broke the game. He would have ruled hip hop in his era.

[@deenine]

The number of legends that revere Em is amazing.

[@mphoobi4639]

Respect DOC✌️

[@markmercado89]

"It's not his fault he's great" I'ma use this!!!! & it aint my quote but i'ma 4 sure give D.O.C. credit 4 it.Everytime somebody hates on Em wit no actual reasons,I'ma say it.

[@robertnevarez7599]

D.O.C such a humble person.

[@M360-w6o]

Biggest what if in hip hop is what if DOC doesn’t lose his voice

[@angels19612002]

It’s really cool to see dudes of this caliber to show love for each other like that

[@dulappen494]

"It's not his fault he's great" damn... I don't know why, but that hit hard

[@lewjones3]

Eminem Mac Miller Paul Wall -Top 3 greatest white rappers of all time

[@-Osiris-]

Em definitely no 1 but I feel like there's a lot of competition for those other two spots: MC Serch? Ill Bill? Vinnie Paz? RA The Rugged Man? I would throw Action Bronson in the mix too. Mac and Paul Wall definitely dope though

[@KrucialKAAAA912]

I like Bubba Sparks too.Very slept on.

[@lewjones3]

@@-Osiris- I'm. Going off recognition, originality, respect, longevity, and being able to appeal to both "black " and "white". Action Bronson is really good, but is basically a white washed Ghostface Killah, and was really disrespectful to Ghostface .. Bubba and Search were good, but for thier time.. don't translate pass thier respective times

[@GiantsJets718]

I think you’re going to have to add Marlon Craft to that list

[@traceycamille]

That’s so cool. I’m not an Em fan but he definitely loves and respects the art

[@Tanishamanas]

If u hear enough n read enough about him that man is so loved n is sooooo unique

[@beemerboyzzz]

EM is the GOAT

[@dn30001]

How could the GOAT not have a top 5 album in hip hop. (Not sales)

[@Straight-Outta-Nottingham]

​@@dn30001Well thats opinion based, alot of people consider MMLP top 5 albums, again, opinions. Your opinion isnt fact

[@dn30001]

@@Straight-Outta-Nottingham but why is it the MAJORITY opinion that albums like illmatic, All Eyes On Me, Chronic, Nation of Millions. DEATH certificate are in top 5s more than a MMLP? 🤔 As a matter of fact most Em fans don't even consider hip hop enough to have those other albums in their collection at ALL. That is based on STATISTICS not opinion.

[@Straight-Outta-Nottingham]

@@dn30001 Its not majority at all, i always see MMLP in peoples top 5, maybe you need to get out your hood and travel more 😂 the world isnt just your hood or america

[@dn30001]

@@Straight-Outta-Nottingham I just came from thr Philippines, sir. And I DJed there. And not one time was I asked to play Em. what you failed to mention is out of those so called people who have an Em album in their top 5, is what OTHER albums they have in their collection? MOST dont even care for hip hop other than Em. That is NOT opinion. Anyone can have favorites. But objectivity for sake of a genre you "claim" to love is nonexistent. Prince is NOT a fave of mine, but I'd be the first one to say his work is better than say an R Kelly. Thats whats missing from you Em fans.

[@Waakiyl01]

Great segment.DOC is waaaay to humble... Great rapper.

[@dop01]

Right when Em started, knew where he was going. I had No one can do it better on tape and it didn’t have lyrics in the sleeve like some did. Either you heard it or you didn’t.

[@Writer341]

Say what you want but Em is nasty. I’m a black man saying this as well. I’m just so tired of the whole color of the skin non sense when it comes to music. I look for skill. That’s all I look for. Em had skills and the goats of rap who have skills as well say that about em. People need to stop. Yes Em is hard to take in sometimes with his subject matter. However, when he is not on his bullshit (rapping about silly things) no one can see him. The guy is nasty. Plain and simple. Say what you want but the Marshall mathers LP is a classic album. You can hate on my comment if you want but go on KZbin and see what other RESPECTED rappers said about him. There is a video of lil wayne saying he wanted to get on a song with em and he said in the video he couldn’t fuck with him. This was before they even ever recorded one song. Em is nice plain and simple. He is in my top 5.

[@coolyoutubename16]

Exactly! The thing is, and I don't even want to perpetuate the white vs black thing, but it IS a black thing to think that way. No white people (apart from racists) actively buy music because the person is white or don't buy it cos they're black. How in the hell do these people explain MJ having the best selling album ever? Or the success of people like Whitney and Mariah? It's nonsense and these people need showing up when they show their ass

[@twitchoff1114]

100% correct, the black and white shit is played out when it comes to hip hop nowadays, Eminem just signed EZ Mil who is a Filipino rapper and mfs are upset just because of that

[@Writer341]

@@twitchoff1114 exactly. If you got skills then show us what you got. I don’t care if you are red, blue or green. Show us what you can do and if you are good I will listen. The problem is that many people won’t admit that a person who doesn’t look like them or come from where they come from is that nice. People took Em seriously when he got on renegades with Jay z and held his own. Usually Jay bodies the song that had features on it. Em held his own on that song but no one had the guts to say it except Nas. Bottom line is that em has skills. People just need to stop it already.

[@pashtoonnajeebi]

Em's style and almost everything is just on a different level. The GOAT 🐐

[@beatsgalura]

Em thanked so many unsung hip hop artist in his hall of fame speech...only a lifelong student of the game would recall...

[@donwondoa313]

Use Ai please make another Album good sir

[@deantaykeishawn]

He’s one of my favorites period.. his pen been goat status..

[@derrickcooper4856]

That same bar that Em is talking about has haunted me also for 30 plus years 😎

[@Leogx13]

Who you think brought you the oldies? Eazy-E's, Ice Cube's, and D.O.C.'s

[@goofballlarry2031]

What you mean by oldies young buck?

[@dominicmeriwether8323]

Snoop dee oh double gees, and the group that said mf the police!!!!

[@goofballlarry2031]

@@dominicmeriwether8323 those ain’t oldies bruh. Oldies is like the marvalets, the delfonics. Tf you talking about. Just old schoo rap

[@peterhernandez7817]

​@@goofballlarry2031lmao. He was reciting a Dr. DRE lyric. Smh. You took "oldies" as literal his opinion. Lmao.

[@goofballlarry2031]

@@peterhernandez7817 where, show me

[@cc3523]

“Em such a genuine human being & a genuine fan of this art form, that we all love..”

[@yathambanyasharahla3587]

Obey The LAW Of God Do to others exactly what you want done to you. If you want something done to you that another doesn't, don't do it to them. Before you do something to someone, ask yourself, Is this something I want done to me? Teach others this Law. That is all. All other Laws are wrapped up into this One. Obey the Law and Peace will rule the earth.

[@brettbateson943]

God bless

[@kellyspencer12]

I wish someone would do a documentary on The DOC and how he was projected as the next GOAT before his accident and his journey afterwards.

[@elemaire86]

Is this The Company Man? Sounds like him. We need him on screen😂

[@bbfish15]

“It’s not his fault he is great” i love this

[@TheRealEffluence]

No matter what color you are hip hop brings us together 💯

[@SL1MZ]

Despite how you may feel about Em you have to respect his knowledge of hip hop and how much he appreciates it as a art.

[@TomTom-ux9fx]

Em is a real one… truly 🫡

[@rayenmatoussi]

Imagine Eminem and Doc doing Albums before Doc Voice Accident 🐐🐐 🙏🏾

[@ajanitau3405]

The DOC is a true genius and I have about 97% of his album committed to memory. He's right, the meeting with DOC and Eminem is a special moment in time. God bless you, DOC.

[@airdromeaccount7922]

DOC is the coolest motherfucker. Every time I drive by the statue from his album cover for " No One Can Do it Better" I recite a few verses , usually from "Let the Bass Go" or " Whirlwind Pyramid" but mostly ' The Formula' which is one of my all time favorite songs. DOC is a real one. Respect.

[@daneo617]

Can't say it enough REAL recognize REAL 💯

[@JLudd]

I feel like the doc has such a kind soul, something about his smile and demeanour

[@CHEGTO]

Man when I heard this man as a kid I was blown the fuck away buy him my male parental guidance unit introduced me to rap damn I really miss that feeling of buying a tape for the first time and just bidding away to listen to it

[@maneets2413]

FOR EM AND DOC TO SHARE HOW THEY GET NERVOUS AROUND EACHOTHER IS THE ULTIMATE SHOW OF 🫡 RESPECT AND A GREAT SHOWING OF NO INSECURITIES 🙌🏾🙌🏾 NKWADAYS ITS RARE CUZ EVERYBODY WANTS TO BE TOP DOG INSTEAD OF JUST BEING ONE OF EM🤷🏾‍♂️💯💥

[@clarenceboldenjr5251]

I'm 34 yrs old and just wanna say I listened to you growing up and still do.. your definitely part of hip-hop in the making!!!